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Please check recepient ID's are valied or not and only problem with inbound or outbound mailflow?
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Jermyho<br />
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Thanks for your response. Just checking over the updates, it seems that everything is up-to-date in regards MS update. The only clue I have looking at the update reports is that Adobe Acrobat installed version X automatically. This seemed to have occurred around the time the mail started queuing.<br />
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I stopped the Sophos services and that made no difference. I've just uninstalled Acrobat 10 and waiting now for the server to re-boot (I'm working RDP from home trying to get the system up and running before the working week starts and I get 60 users looking to lynch me. &nbsp;
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Well, it now seems to be functioning after uninstalling Acrobat X (10). This highly useful but irritating little program that seems to need updating every week appears to be the culprit. With 60 users, every time I visit a workstation, there is the little message that an Adobe update is available (I know updating can be disabled but a little time consuming). When will software suppliers realise that we run programs other than theirs.<br />
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Thanks Jermyho.
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We run SBS 2011 and on Saturday morning it installed quite a large number of updates. Since then for some reason all mail through Exchange has been stuck in a queue. We also run Sophos Pure Mesaage so I'm not sure what is holding back the mail queue. <br />
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How can I de-queue or work out what's holding the mail back.
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We run SBS 2011 and on Saturday morning it installed quite a large number of updates. Since then for some reason all mail through Exchange has been stuck in a queue. We also run Sophos Pure Mesaage so I'm not sure what is holding back the mail queue. 

How can I de-queue or work out what's holding the mail back.

MAIL STUCK in Exhange 2010

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